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Department of Education
CARAGA REGION
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF DINAGAT ISLANDS
29 February 2024
DIVISION MEMORANDUM
No. ______________, s. 2024
6. Failure to comply with any of the directives of this Order may result in the filing
of administrative actions for misconduct, insubordination and other related
offenses under the 2017 Rules on Administrative Cases in the Civil Service,
Revised Rules of Procedure of The Department of Education in Administrative
Cases (DepEd Order No. 49, s. 2006), and/or relevant laws, rules and
regulations against the official or employee, the Recommending Authority, and
the Approving Authority.
7. For the guidance, wide dissemination and strict compliance of all concerned.
Encls: None
Reference: As Stated
To be indicated in the Perpetual Index under the following subject:
OSDS/CRRD
02/29/24
Enclosure 1
1. Vacation service credits can be applicable to all teaching positions who do not
have to report for classes during Christmas and long summer vacation and still
entitled to a regular compensation.
2. These can be used to offset absences of the teacher due to illness. To offset
absences on account of illness, one (1) workday service credit is used to offset
one (1) day of absence.
5. Activities Not Eligible for the Grant of Service Credits: Service Credits shall
not be granted for the following activities:
6.1 The following steps shall be followed in the grant of service credits:
7. The claim for service credits shall be supported by a memorandum and letter of
authority signed by the Schools Division Superintendent, as the case may be;
duly signed and approved recommendation/request to render overtime
(Enclosure 1); and Individual Daily Log and Accomplishment Report (IDLAR), or
other official attendance monitoring mechanisms that are recorded and
verifiable. Vacation service credits shall not be granted for services
rendered without previous authority.
8. Other Rules:
8.1 The following rules shall also apply in the grant or use of service credits:
8.1.1 One hour of service rendered during weekends and holidays shall
be equivalent to 1.5 hours for purposes of computing the service
credit (DM 067, s. 2021);
8.1.2 Under DO 53, s. 2003 the 15-day limitation is suspended to
allow the teachers to claim service credits exceeding 15 days (DM
065, s. 2021);
8.1.3 Vacation service credits shall not be granted for services rendered
without previous authority;
8.2 The formula in the conversion of vacation service credits to the vacation
sick leave credits is as follows:
No. of days derived shall be divided equally into vacation and sick
leave credits
VL + SL
Y = ----------- X 69
30
Enclosure 2
1. Employees are required to render forty (40) hours of work in a week, subject to
the work schedule adopted by the agency. In the exigency of the service,
employees may be required to render services beyond regular working hours.
2. The Head of Office shall determine the need for overtime services. In this
regard, the Office concerned shall issue an office order/memorandum
specifying the date and time for rendition of overtime and its purpose.
3.1 Completion of infrastructure and other projects with set deadlines when
due to unforeseen events the deadline cannot be met without resorting to
overtime work;
3.2 Relief, rehabilitation, reconstruction and other related work or services
during calamities and disasters;
3.3 Work related to school graduation/registration where the additional work
cannot be handled by existing personnel during regular working hours;
3.4 Work involving the preparation for and administration of government
examinations, including the prompt correction and release of results
thereof where existing personnel are not adequate to handle such work
during regular working hours;
3.5 Seasonal work such as budget preparation and rendition of annual
reports to meet scheduled deadlines;
3.6 Preparation of special/financial/accountability reports required
occasionally by central monitoring agencies like the Congress of the
Philippines, Office of the President, Commission on Audit, Department of
Budget and Management, and the National Economic and Development
Authority;
3.7 The provision of essential public services during emergency situations,
such as power and energy, water, distribution and control of basic
staples, communication and transportation, medical and health services,
peace and order, and security;
3.8 Implementation of special programs/projects embodied in Presidential
directives and authorizations and with specific dates to complete, which
are in addition to the regular duties of the employees;
3.9 Legal services to facilitate the dissolution of cases/resolutions/decisions;
3.10 Services rendered by drivers and other immediate staff of officials when
required to keep the same working hours as their superiors; and
3.11 Such other activities as may be determined by the head of the agency.
4.3.1 Each employee may accrue not more than forty (40) hours of
COCs in a month. In no instance, however, shall the unexpended
balance exceed one hundred twenty hours (120) hours.
4.3.2 The COCs should be used as time-off within the year these are
earned until the immediately succeeding year. Thereafter, any
unutilized COCs are deemed forfeited (as amended by CSC-DBM
Joint Circular No 2-A, series of 2005).
4.3.3 The COCs shall be considered as official time for the purposes:
4.7.1 The CTO may be availed in blocks of four (4) or eight (8) hours.
Agencies adopting the alternative work schedules should make
parallel adjustments in the availment blocks, tantamount to
either a half or full day leave from work.
4.7.2 The employee may use the CTO continuously up to a maximum
of five (5) consecutive days per single availment, or on
staggered basis within the year.
4.7.3 The employee must first obtain approval from the head of the
agency/authorized official regarding the schedule of availment of
CTO. The management shall accommodate, to the extent
practicable, all applications for availment of CTO at the time
requested by the employee. In the exigency of the service,
however, the schedule may be recalled and subsequently
rescheduled by the Head of the Office/authorized official within
the year.
4.10.1 Reflecting on the employee record card the application for CTO
filed; and
4.10.2 Submit to the Head of Agency a monthly report on summary of
overtime services rendered and the equivalent COCs.
Enclosure 3
______________________
Date
This is to certify that the following teaching personnel have rendered services during
weekends and/or holidays from (Date) to (Date), on the following eligible activities as
enumerated under DO No. 53, s. 2003, as amended by DO No. 84, s. 2003:
Attached are the relevant memoranda or letters of authority, Individual Daily Log and
Accomplishment Report (IDLAR), duly signed Daily Time Record (DTR)/CS Form 48, or
other official attendance monitoring mechanisms that are recorded and verifiable for
your perusal.
Enclosure 4
___________________
Date
SPECIAL ORDER
Enclosure 5
Duration
Objective/s to
Name of Expected (Specify the
Render Overtime Tasks to Do
Employee/s Outputs Date &
Service
Time)
Recommended by:
Approved:
Enclosure 6
CERTIFICATE OF COMPENSATORY
OVERTIME CREDITS
________________________________
(Head of Agency)
__________________ ____________________
Date: ____________________
DETAILS OF APPLICATION
Number of Hours Applied for Inclusive Date/s
_______________________________________ ______________________________________
Signature of Applicant Head of Office
1. The CTO may be availed of in blocks of four (4) or eight (8) hours.
2. The employee may use the CTO continuously up to a maximum five (5) consecutive
days per single availment or on staggered basis within the year.
3. The employee must first obtain approval from the head of office regarding the
schedule of availment of CTO.
4. Attach approved Certificate of COC Earned (prescribed form under Joint CSC-DBM
Circular No. 2, series of 2004) for validation purposes.